Office of Research Compliance

New Approach Methodologies Webinar

Tuesday, October 7, 2025 | 12:30-1:30 pm | 238 Strom Thurmond Institute

Join the Office of Research Compliance for a screening of “From Promise to Practice: The Current Landscape of New Approach Methodologies” hosted by NABR. This presentation will offer a high-level yet practical overview of where we stand today with Non-Animal Models: which technologies are maturing, which are overhyped, and where policy, infrastructure, and culture must evolve to enable true transformation. Attending this webinar will count as one hour of Advanced RCR credit. RSVP via email to: orc@clemson.edu

Institutional Review Board (IRB) Workshops for New Faculty

IRB Review is required for all research activities involving human subjects conducted by faculty, staff and students regardless of the funding support and study location. Join the IRB staff to learn helpful information and instructions on how to submit an IRB Protocol.

Workshops will be held via Zoom on:

September 8, 2025, 9:00-10:00 am

September 17, 2025, 1:00-2:00 pm

The Zoom link will be available on the IRB Webpage the day of the workshop. No passcode is required to join the Zoom sessions. You must login with your Clemson account to join the session.

BIOSMUGGLING WITH THE FBI

Join us for an insightful presentation on research protection and ethical collaboration. American universities lead the way in cutting-edge research, but when this research is exploited by individuals with nefarious intentions, it can have serious consequences—tarnishing reputations, leading to funding losses, lab closures, and legal issues.

This session, presented by the FBI, will focus on: Steps to secure intellectual property and research materials and proper practices for collaborating with international universities.

DATE: March 6, 2025

TIME: 12:00 pm

PRESENTER: Nathan Livesey, FBI-WMD Coordinator

Location: G100 BRC (IN-PERSON ONLY)

WHEN UNPROFESSIONALISM IMPACTS RESEARCH INTEGRITY

The narrow federal definition of Research Misconduct–Fabrication/Falsification/Plagiarism–does not account for all sorts of other bad practices, including unprofessional conduct, which can include but is not limited to harassment, bullying, etc. This presentation will include how professional misconduct is defined, how these behaviors impact research integrity, how to prevent and report misconduct in all forms, and the potential outcomes.

Presenter: Robin Tyndall, Director of the Office of Research Compliance

When: February 20, 2025 from 12 PM – 1 PM

Location: Via Zoom Meeting ID: 965 2454 6984 I Passcode: 084850

Impact of Science Graduate Education on Society

Join us for an engaging seminar by Dr. Holden Thorp, George Washington University and Editor-in-chief at Science, as he discusses the critical role of graduate education in advancing science and society.

Hosted By: The Chemistry Department

When: February 6th at 4:15 PM — Hendrix Student Center; McKissick Theatre

Details Here